
When it comes to client privacy, HIPAA’s “Minimum Necessary” standard is one of the most important—and most misunderstood—rules ABA agencies must follow. Whether you're a clinical supervisor, a billing coordinator, or the person managing scheduling, understanding and applying this principle correctly is essential.
Let’s break down what the minimum necessary rule really means, why it matters fo...

We all pour our hearts into building ethical and effective ABA practices, right? As leaders, we strive to create a positive environment, but let's face it, issues can arise and our staff often don’t know where to turn or how to respond. This is where an anonymous compliance reporting policy is crucial. Having a solid reporting mechanism isn't just about ticking a compliance box; it's about saf...

As ABA providers, documenting your professional activities is both an ethical requirement and a necessary step to meet payor and regulatory requirements. Good documentation clearly describes the services you provided, confirms the service was actually provided, demonstrates the appropriate code was used to bill, and explains why the service was medically necessary for the client.
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